Sentence examples for a point of having a from inspiring English sources

"Even if he doesn't make a full recovery, he will get to a point of having a happy life".

But I do make a point of having a wander round Crackland before a performance in Sala São Paulo, the orchestra's beautiful, 1,500-seat 1,500-seatll.

My family always make a point of having a proper British roast dinner on Christmas Day, even when it's 35C [95F] outside.

Over the weekend, as Mr. Bush rode the rails through Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan and Illinois, he repeatedly praised the hard work of members of labor unions, made a point of having a former Democrat introduce him at one event and, at that same event, rendered a blunt, broad statement about just how big he wanted to spread his tent.

As well as meeting in the ordinary course of business, we make a point of having a catch-up session once a month over breakfast, lunch or dinner, when we can discuss the general strategic direction of the organisation and exchange soft information.

Just make a point of having a point.

She was also fussy about her hair and made a point of having it professionally blow-dried twice a week.

They also made a point of having the samples taken on a normal workday, said Dr. William C. Reeves of the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an author of the study.

Make a point of having at least one conversation a day about something not related to everyday life.

"The whole point of having a name is having a mascot," Ms. Panzer said.

"What was the point of having a mountain museum in a city?" he says.